US Andrew Brown Jr.a black man who was killed in North Carolina ,Police shoot ' Back of her Head'

Sheriff duties, said Tuesday an independent attorney revealed us black Andrew Brown's autopsy

                                   

Sheriff duties, Tuesday an independent attorney revealed Andrew Brown's autopsy revealed that he had been shot five times

US ELIZABETH CITY, N. - Lawyers for the family  of Andrew Brown Jr., a black man who was killed in an attempted arrest by North Carolina

 Sheriff duties, said Tuesday an independent attorney revealed Andrew Brown's autopsy Jr. revealed that he had been shot five times and died of a fatal headshot while trying to drive away.

 The 42-year-old Brown was shot four bullets in the arm before the fatal head shot, family lawyers said in a briefing in Elizabeth City, a river side parish near the Virginia border.

 where shooting took place last week. "It was fatally shot in the neck," said Ben Crump, one of the attorneys.

 Brown's death sparked six nights of protests in Elizabeth City and came a day after former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin was found guilty of murdering George Floyd in a trial that again highlighted police brutality against Village Black.

Brown family lawyers said officers continued to fire their guns after Brown drove away from them, calling his death an "execution".

 The lawyers also accused the officers of withholding evidence after being shown images from a police camera for just 20 seconds on Monday. 

Pasquotank County Sheriff Tommy Wooten and  Police Chief Daniel Fogg said officers were trying to serve Brown's warrant for a felony. of drugs, and that Brown had a history of resisting the arrest. 

They asked the public to reserve the trial until all evidence has been reviewed by the State Investigations Office, which is overseeing the investigation into the shooting. "An innocent man was killed by the police" Overkill. He didn't run away. 

He tried to escape because he was afraid for his life, "said Harry Daniels, the family's lawyer.

 Wootens' office said Friday that seven sheriff deputies had been on administrative leave after the shooting. Ferebee, the son of the Browns he said his father was trying to "escape" when officers shot him."I said yesterday that he was executed. This autopsy report tells me it was right.